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Fun fact, the only ride based on an original PG movie from the last 13 years at Disneyland is Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind.

No I cannot agree. Slinky Dog has more animatronics than screens and Tron uses a few screens in a way that feels right. Well looking at recent attendance numbers I guess one could conclude that not too many people mind screens.

I won’t address the rude and baseless part of your reply, but regarding The Force Awakens, totally understand if you and the OP didn’t like it. However, that doesn’t change the fact that they do indeed have many post-Frozen hits.

Yeah I’ve seen two drone shows in person and they were very good. But I mean even that video looks cool as hell to me.

They do announce a number of small things for Disneyland at these, but usually they’re about entertainment offerings or stuff like that. I’m guessing they just decided this would’ve been more awkward to speak about on stage than in a press release although I don’t know.

They don’t want the big logo to be the thing that they came up with for the primary purpose of generating interest and selling merchandise to fans of old Epcot. They want the actual Moana logo on the rock because that’s from the movie Moana! To the folks in charge, Epcot just happened to have a...

Encanto, Zootopia, Coco, Black Panther, The Force Awakens, Avatar The Way of Water, to name just a few. They’ve been struggling more than usual lately but to say their movies are just horrible sounds like your own opinion doesn’t line up with most people’s. They are actually less political than...

The reason it didn’t move forward is just because they couldn’t get enough tenants interested. They tried again with a bigger and more appealing plan four years later and that one worked.

Maters and the Baymax ride would be more similar and more close together than any of the examples brought up here. Of course they could simply extend San Fransokyo to Maters and retheme the existing ride to Baymax. That would be the Disney way.

Is that a record for either 7am or 1pm? Also, I imagine there were plenty of wasted empty seats toward the end of the night.

That would be a blatant overreach of power from the president of Animal Kingdom.

But to me, going to the parks is breaking out of the monotony of life, and if anything, seasonal decorations are just a reminder of regular life. Aside from Cars Land Halloween I’ve never been a fan of any decorations.

This comment even makes milk look like it ages well!

Apologies, I read that as the number of rides at Animal Kingdom, but now realize what you meant.

Doesn’t help that’s it’s not a great ride!

8!

I think the bar is being raised faster than Disney is adapting to it. A few years ago I had very different thoughts on this. But after visiting Islands of Adventure in its latest form, it’s no worse of a park for young kids, but it’s certainly a much better park for all ages. Disney’s most core...

Coasters aren’t really how they’re doing it? Islands of Adventure had its biggest year ever, while every Disney park hasn’t reach its 2019 attendance levels, and I would surmise that IoA’s two newest rides play a big part in that. Local parks are also improving at a rate Disney is just not...

Yes. There’s only one. Disney’s competitors have been adding far more and are succeeding because of it.

Yeah, a lot of people are judging him heavily on a project that not only got publicly mothballed post-pandemic, but has all of the signs of something that went through the corporate wringer before even getting announced. While I don’t see anything particularly great in the whole redo, I...